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Extreme Cold Hits Tokyo, Lowest Recorded Temperature in 48 Years
Yet another symptom of global ‘warming’ right? via Japan Times: As cold air blanketed wide areas of the nation on Thursday morning, the mercury in central Tokyo fell to a low of minus 4 degrees Celsius, the capital’s lowest figure in 48 years. The bitter cold Wednesday – coming just days after the city’s heaviest snowfall in four years – … Continue reading
‘Terrifying’ California Earthquake Could be Heard Before it was Felt
Looks like things might be starting to pick up. In addition to this 4.1 there was also a 5.8M quake off the coast of Northern California and a 5.0M after shock. Just days ago there was also a 6.3 off the same coast area. via Mirror UK: People have described being woken up by earthquake, feeling “terrified” and thinking ‘the … Continue reading
Ring of Fire Hit by String of Quakes and Volcanic Eruptions – At Least 5 Events in 2 Days
Well I hate to say it but I think the scientist who warned that we would be seeing an increase in larger earthquakes this year due to Earth’s rotation slowdown might be right. Also note worthy, this scientist William Yeck of the USGS seems to think none of the activity as of late are connected, well none of us can … Continue reading
No Newborn Right Whales Observed During Birthing Season, Scientists Worried
I put this article under the Earth Changes category because this could be a starting sign of the 6th mass extinction that scientist claimed has already started. Hopefully this is just a one off situation but based on humans abuse of this planet, that might be wishful thinking. via sputniknews: Scientists have not yet seen a single newborn right whale … Continue reading
Philippines’ Mayon Volcano Erupts Again; Authorities Raise Alert Level
The Philippines’ most active volcano ejected a huge column of lava fragments, ash and smoke in a thunderous explosion Monday, sending thousands of villagers back to evacuation centers and prompting a warning that a violent eruption may be imminent. The midday explosion sent superheated lava, molten rocks and steam between 3.5 to 5 kilometers (2 to 3 miles) into the … Continue reading
Mysterious Burning Crater in Mexico Baffles Officials; Locals Think it’s Meteor Impact Site
Mysterious burning crater baffles officials in Mexico – Another huge meteorite impact site say residents Mexico is used to huge craters. But on January 17, 2018, drivers using the Torreón – Saltillo highway were left baffled by a deep smoking hole in the ground that was burning from the inside… Yes the Earth was burning underground. So far, officials have … Continue reading
Rare M2.6 Earthquake in Maine Brings Rumble and Boom & M2.7 Quake New Madrid Fault Zone
A rare and noisy M2.6 earthquake shook at 6:46 p.m on January 17, 2018, 4 miles southeast of Richmond, Maine. The town’s police chief reported the 911 telephone line was inundated with calls about the rumble and boom. The tremblor was felt as far away as Tospham, but also in West Gardiner and Dresden. This was the first earthquake recorded … Continue reading
6.3 Quake Shakes Mexico’s Gulf of California
A 6.3-magnitude earthquake has struck offshore in Mexico’s Gulf of California. There are no immediate reports of damage. The U.S. Geological Survey says the Friday morning quake was centred about 48 miles (78 kilometres) north-northeast of Loreto, in the waters between the states of Baja California Sur and Sinaloa. The USGS reports that it struck at a depth of 6 … Continue reading
Giant Sinkhole Swallows Car in Malaysia – Another Condemns 7 Homes in Pennsylvania, USA
It’s only 18 days into 2018 and things already seem to be getting very interesting, with some large earthquakes in the first two weeks and record breaking cold weather in some parts of the world while other parts bake from severe heat and now the crazy sinkholes. via strangesounds: Three people escaped death when their car plunged into a giant, … Continue reading
Radiation From Fukushima Triple Meltdowns Felt Worldwide
The radiation effects of the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant triple meltdowns are felt worldwide, whether lodged in sea life or in humans, it cumulates over time. The impact is now slowly grinding away only to show its true colors at some unpredictable date in the future. That’s how radiation works, slow but assuredly destructive, which serves to identify its … Continue reading
